Norway

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• Spectacular coastal drive featuring dramatic bridges • See rugged islands and ocean views

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• The highest peak in the Faroe Islands • Offers panoramic views from the summit after a hike

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• Historic parliament site with traditional red wooden houses • Enjoy views of the harbour and colourful buildings

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• Village known for its waterfall and mountain views • Located on the northern tip of Eysturoy

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• Island offering diverse landscapes including waterfalls, mountains, and gorges • Home to Eiði, Slættaratindur, and Gjógv

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• Home to Múlafossur Waterfall and Leitisvatn (Lake Sørvágsvatn) • A popular island for stunning natural scenery

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• Village named after a natural sea gorge ('gjógv' means gorge) • Offers stunning gorge and cliff views • Features a picturesque harbour

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• Small village known for its black sand beach and impressive views • Hike to Tjørnuvík for dramatic coastal scenery

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• Remote island known for its puffin colony and dramatic cliffs • Take an early ferry for the best wildlife viewing opportunities ✓ Ferry travel to Mykines needs to be booked in advance

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• Iconic waterfall cascading into the ocean from a cliff • Located in the village of Gásadalur • Offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape

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• Known as the 'lake above the ocean' for its optical illusion • Hike along the cliffs for dramatic viewpoints

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• Picturesque village known for its church and grass-roofed houses • Stop above the village for a classic panoramic view • Explore the black-sand beach during low tide

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• Capital city of the Faroe Islands • Explore the Old Town, Tinganes, and the colourful harbour • Walk around the city centre to enjoy local life

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• Quaint village with one of the best village views in the Faroe Islands • Home to the Múlafossur Waterfall

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• The world's second-largest moose statue, 10 meters tall • Made of shiny chrome, a popular roadside attraction

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• Modern art museum and sculpture park set along a river • Features 'The Twist', an award-winning art gallery bridge

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• Mountainous region popular for skiing in winter • Offers hiking and fishing in summer, with scenic drives

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• Europe's first underwater restaurant, five meters below sea level • Offers fine dining with views of marine life

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• Famous for Kjeragbolten, a boulder wedged between cliffs • Offers challenging hikes and stunning fjord views • Famous boulder wedged between two towering cliffs • Offers breathtaking views over Lysefjord

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• Explore Marken for unique boutiques and independent stores. • Discover local fashion, design, and artisanal products here. • Find cozy cafes along this charming street.

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• Browse shops along Bergen's main shopping street. • Find international brands and local boutiques. • It is a bustling area for retail therapy.

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• Hike this popular mountain for accessible trails. • See beautiful views of the city and surrounding landscapes. • It is a favorite among locals.

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• Hike between Mount Fløyen and Mount Ulriken on the Vidden trail. • See wilderness scenery and views of the city and fjords. • This is a challenging hike.

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• Embark on a scenic walk along this path for panoramic views of Bergen. • Rewarding vistas, especially during sunset.

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• Walk around this scenic pond for picturesque views and tranquil atmosphere.

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• Savor traditional Norwegian home cooking. • A cozy, unpretentious pub setting. • A beloved local spot for hearty dishes.

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• Dine in one of Bergen's historic buildings. • Offers an authentic seafood experience. • Try their traditional fish dishes.

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• Taste modern Norwegian dishes. • Uses fresh, seasonal ingredients. • Known for its creative menu.

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• Experience a classic Bergen cafe. • Offers a relaxed atmosphere and diverse menu. • Good for coffee breaks and light meals.

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• Enjoy traditional Norwegian baked goods and coffee. • Experience local flavors in a relaxed setting.

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• Enjoy creative dishes and a relaxed atmosphere at this bistro. • Focuses on modern European cuisine with local influences.

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• Relax in a floating sauna on the fjord. • Take refreshing dips in the cold water. • It is an invigorating way to unwind.

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• Experience an extraordinary seafood restaurant on a private island. • Accessible by boat. • The menu adapts to the day's conditions for fresh dishes.

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• Find high-quality local and international delicacies. • Pick up artisanal goods. • Enjoy a refined light meal.

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• Have coffee at Bergen's oldest and smallest coffee shop. • Enjoy artisanal brews. • Relax in the charming atmosphere.

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• Enjoy delicious, homemade food. • Has a warm and inviting atmosphere. • Perfect for a casual meal.

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• Enjoy freshly baked organic bread and pastries. • Try the cinnamon rolls for breakfast or a snack.

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• Taste expertly brewed coffee. • Known for high-quality beans and skilled baristas. • A haven for coffee enthusiasts.

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• Take a fjord cruise from Bergen to Mostraumen. • Glide through narrow fjords and past cascading waterfalls. • Experience Norway's stunning natural beauty.

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• Relax in this beautiful central park, home to a bandstand and pond. • Ideal for a leisurely stroll and people-watching.

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• Hike the Stoltzekleiven for a strenuous workout with over 700 stone steps. • Get panoramic views of Bergen from the top. • It is an iconic and challenging trail.

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• Hike Sandviksfjellet for stunning views of Bergen and the fjord. • This is a less crowded alternative to Fløyen or Ulriken. • Get great photo opportunities.

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• Explore this impressive Renaissance-era tower. • Climb to the top for commanding views of the harbor and city.

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• Discover this charming lake on Mount Fløyen. • Perfect for a peaceful walk or picnic.

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• Explore diverse collections spanning natural and cultural history. • The botanical garden is a highlight.

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• Stroll through Bergen's largest urban park. • Features diverse flora and open spaces for a peaceful escape.

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• Ride the Ulriksbanen cable car to the summit of Mount Ulriken. • Enjoy spectacular panoramic views, hiking trails, and a zipline. • Ulriken is Bergen's highest mountain.

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• Enjoy fresh, homemade food. • A pleasant ambiance. • A local favorite for casual meals.

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• Take the Fløibanen funicular to Mount Fløyen. • See stunning city views, hiking paths, and family-friendly activities. • It is a quick and scenic way to reach a viewpoint.

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• Enjoy a Michelin-starred dining experience. • Focuses on seafood and Nordic flavors. • Located in the KODE Art Museum.

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• Step back in time at this magnificent royal hall from the 13th century. • A testament to medieval Norwegian power.

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• Explore Bergen's central square, a hub for shopping, dining, and events. • Soak in the city's atmosphere and find various retail options. • It is a lively spot in the city center.

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• Enjoy views of the fjord and city from this park on Nordnes peninsula. • Features a charming seal pool.

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• Delve into Bergen's medieval history at this museum. • Built over archaeological remains of Bryggen. • Discover artifacts from the Hanseatic period.

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• See the Hanseatic Assembly Rooms, medieval buildings from the Hanseatic League. • Learn about Bergen's trading past and the Hanseatic merchants. • Located in the historic Bryggen area.

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• Dive into Norway's rich seafaring history. • Exhibitions cover Viking times to modern shipping.

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• Indulge in a Michelin-starred dining experience. • Focuses on seafood and Nordic flavors. • Located in KODE Art Museum.

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• Visit the picturesque home and museum of composer Edvard Grieg. • Enjoy daily concerts. • Located by the fjord.

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• Explore marine life at the National Aquarium in Bergen. • See seals, penguins, and various fish. • The aquarium has engaging exhibits for all ages.

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• Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Bergen's historic fish market. • Find fresh seafood and local delicacies. • Sample fresh catches and enjoy the vibrant culinary scene.

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• Ride the Ulriken cable car to Bergen's highest mountain. • Enjoy 360-degree views, hiking, and a zipline. • The restaurant at the top offers meals with a view.

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• Go up Mount Fløyen for panoramic views of Bergen. • Hike on trails, play at the playground, or eat at the restaurant. • Take the Fløibanen Funicular to the top.

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Experience the culinary delights at Kest, the hotel restaurant in Aurland, which offers surprisingly excellent and fresh dishes. It's a fantastic spot for a quiet, delicious dinner after a day of exploration.

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Savor a goat cheese tasting plate at this charming waterside restaurant, a perfect reflection of local traditions. Enjoy the tranquil fjord views while indulging in unique regional flavors.

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Grab a fresh sandwich before your fjord adventure and treat yourself to a delicious pastry or coffee afterward. Their 'Sun Bun' is a local favorite, blending cinnamon and custard.

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Relax in Vrådal, a charming village known for its beautiful lake and surrounding mountains, ideal for skiing in winter and hiking in summer. Enjoy a leisurely boat trip on Lake Nisser, connecting to other lakes.

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Explore Ringebu Stave Church, one of Norway's largest and best-preserved stave churches, dating back to the 13th century. Marvel at its intricate wooden carvings and historical significance.

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Stop in Dombås, a strategic hub in the Dovrefjell mountains, perfect for hiking and a base for exploring national parks. Look out for musk oxen in the wild during guided safaris.

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Explore Ørsta, a gateway to the majestic Sunnmøre Alps, perfect for hiking and outdoor adventures. Discover hidden waterfalls and picturesque fjord landscapes around every bend.

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Visit Sogndal, nestled at the inner end of the Sognefjord, a vibrant university town with stunning natural surroundings. It's an excellent base for exploring the fjord region and nearby glaciers.

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Visit Heddal Stave Church, Norway's largest stave church, a stunning example of medieval wooden architecture. Explore its intricate carvings and rich history, offering a glimpse into Norway's past. • Norway's largest stave church, built in the 13th century • Features impressive medieval woodwork and carvings

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Discover the unique architecture and bridge network of Kristiansund, built across several islands. Explore the historic Grip fishing village, a charming car-free island community just offshore.

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Explore Hardangervidda, Europe's largest mountain plateau, a vast and wild landscape perfect for hiking and fishing. It's home to Norway's largest herd of wild reindeer and offers unparalleled solitude.

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Discover Fjærland, 'The Norwegian Book Town,' where second-hand books are sold everywhere. Explore its unique glacier museum and enjoy views of the magnificent Fjærlandsfjord.

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Experience Molde, the 'City of Roses,' known for its stunning panoramic views of 222 mountain peaks. Visit during the Moldejazz festival for a vibrant cultural immersion.

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Visit Lillehammer, host of the 1994 Winter Olympics, a charming town with a rich cultural heritage. Explore Maihaugen, one of Europe's largest open-air museums, showcasing Norwegian history and architecture. • Hosted the 1994 Winter Olympics • Features Olympic venues and Maihaugen open-air museum

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Experience the charm of Balestrand, a picturesque village renowned for its Swiss-style villas and idyllic fjord setting. Visit St. Olaf's Church, a beautiful wooden structure reminiscent of a stave church.

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Discover Norheimsund, a picturesque village nestled by the Hardangerfjord, known for its beautiful waterfront and surrounding orchards. Don't miss the Steinsdalsfossen waterfall, where you can walk behind the cascade without getting wet.

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Experience the dramatic coastline of Lofoten by kayaking in Eggum. This offers a unique perspective of the rugged landscape. A perfect way to start your morning adventure.

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Experience the serene beauty of Lyngvær, characterized by its clear turquoise waters and scattered islands. Ideal for peaceful exploration and enjoying the natural coastal charm. A hidden gem for quiet contemplation.

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Explore the rugged peaks and deep fjords of Senja, a less-traveled gem. Perfect for hikers seeking solitude and breathtaking views. Arrive early for the best experience. • Norway's second-largest island, known for dramatic scenery • Offers coastal trails, fishing villages, and Arctic wildlife • Spectacular island with rugged peaks and scenic coastal roads • Charming fishing villages and incredible viewpoints

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Immerse yourself in Ulvik's cider-making tradition with a visit to this fruit farm and cidery. Sample award-winning ciders crafted from local apples while enjoying picturesque orchard views.

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Dine with breathtaking fjord views from the elegant restaurant of Brakanes Hotel. The culinary experience is perfectly complemented by the serene waterside setting and impressive mountain backdrop.

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Experience Norway's untamed beauty with towering peaks meeting serene waters. This wild fjord offers dramatic landscapes perfect for photography and quiet reflection. Explore isolated villages nestled along its shores.

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Hike the iconic knife-edge ridge of Segla for breathtaking views above the turquoise fjords. This challenging trail rewards with unparalleled panoramic scenery. Ensure you have proper hiking gear and check weather conditions before ascending.

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Drive across Valdresflye, a high mountain plateau offering serene, expansive landscapes. Enjoy the vast, open spaces and tranquil lakes, especially beautiful during sunrise or sunset.

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Explore the Hardanger region, known for its stunning fjords and fruitful orchards. This area offers a blend of natural beauty and culinary delights, particularly its famous cider.

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Stay at Håholmen Havstuer, a 300-year-old fishing village on its own private island. Enjoy boat rides, traditional lodging, and an authentic coastal experience.

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Experience the world's longest road tunnel, the Lærdal tunnel, an impressive 15-mile engineering feat. Its unique blue-lit caves inside provide a mesmerizing driving experience.

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Traverse Sognefjellet, Northern Europe's highest mountain pass, offering dramatic glacial landscapes. Drive through towering snow walls, even into July, for an unforgettable high-altitude experience.

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Drive the iconic Atlantic Ocean Road, a masterpiece of engineering connecting islands with incredible bridges. Experience waves crashing over the road during stormy weather, offering a thrilling drive. Drive along this engineering marvel where bridges seemingly disappear into the sea. The dramatic coastal scenery and unique architectural design make it an unforgettable road trip. Plan your visit around sunset for spectacular views. Drive along the iconic Atlantic Road, a breathtaking stretch of bridges connecting islands over the open sea. It's an engineering marvel offering spectacular coastal views, especially at sunset.

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Indulge in a unique stay at Juvet Landscape Hotel, known for its glass cabins and appearances in 'Ex Machina' and 'Succession'. Immerse yourself in nature with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and river.

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Drive the challenging Lysevegen, an exhilarating serpentine road with 27 hairpin bends leading to Lysebotn. This route offers incredible views of the Lysefjord and surrounding mountains.

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Visit Ulvik, home to Norway's only legally protected cider, similar to Champagne. Enjoy a cider tasting amidst picturesque orchards overlooking the fjord, a delightful sensory experience. Experience the tranquil beauty of Ulvik, nestled by the Hardangerfjord. Discover charming fruit orchards, where you can sample local cider, and enjoy the serene waterside atmosphere.

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Traverse this scenic route for spectacular views towards Jotunheimen National Park. Allocate ample time to explore, perhaps by hiking the challenging Besseggen ridge or summiting Bitihorn. A fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in Norway's vast wilderness.

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Indulge in a delicious cinnamon bun from this charming bakery, a perfect treat after visiting the nearby stave church. The aroma of freshly baked goods fills the air. Enjoy your pastry with a coffee, perhaps by the window overlooking the river.

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Discover one of Norway's most stunning and well-preserved stave churches, an architectural marvel dating back centuries. Its intricate wood carvings and unique design offer a glimpse into Viking-era craftsmanship. A truly captivating historical site not to be missed.

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This lake boasts an incredibly vibrant turquoise hue, perfect for breathtaking photos. Enjoy a tranquil picnic by the shore or paddle a SUP on its clear waters. Nearby glaciers and the Loen Skylift offer even more exploration opportunities.